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Three Hurricanes Strike Pacific Amid El Niño
The Pacific Ocean experienced a rare phenomenon involving the simultaneous presence of three hurricanes, a phenomenon linked to the "El Niño" phenomenon, which leads to higher sea surface temperatures. The American Hurricane Center explained that the concurrent occurrence of these storms reflects the impact of warm ocean waters in boosting tropical storm activity. Hurricane Lowell was approximately 710 kilometers south of Hawaii, while Katrina was weakening and moving northwest, and Marie was moving from the east after being about 600 kilometers southwest of California, creating a rare weather phenomenon in the region. It is estimated that the rising temperatures of equatorial ocean waters significantly contribute to increasing the likelihood of forming strong storms during "El Niño" conditions, highlighting the extent of climate change's influence on hurricane activity in the area.
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